When tested 20 years later, what did Kohlberg find out about his original subjects?
a. all had reached stage 6.
b. none had reached stage 6
c. all had reached stage 5
d. none had reached stage 5
B. Twenty years later, none of his subjects had reached stage six and about half had made it to stage 5 . He eventually dropped stage 6 from his coding system.
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